About

Lindsey is a very famous and important American writer. She specializes in dramatic writing — screenplays, teleplays, and stage-plays — but has also written a very bad first draft of a book. She is aghast and delighted by the absurdity of human behavior. She writes about people out of place, time, and mind — people like her mom.

She holds an MFA from the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts John Wells Division of Writing for Screen & Television. She also holds a BFA in dramatic arts and screenwriting from The New School, with abroad studies in Ancient Greek theatre and language at Regent's University London. She is holding a lot of things, despite the fact that her arms are really not that strong.

She was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in the fall of 2022 and complains about it often, most notably in Teen Vogue and The Skin Deep. In January 2025, she and Connor Angus co-founded Hidden Rabbits Media, a production company specializing in digital media, podcasting, and documentary work.

She is the recipient of the Jack Oakie Award in Half-Hour Comedy Writing in honor of David Isaacs ('22-'23) and a two-time Shriram Fellow ('21-'23). Her piece "VERY BIG HORSE" was named a finalist in the 2024 Witness Literary Awards for Fiction. Her work has been supported by the Vermont Studio Center.

Her writing has appeared in Teen Vogue, Breath & Shadow, Wilderness House Literary Review, Temporal Lobe Literary Journal, The Daily Trojan, and Broken Stone Review among others. She is a member of the Post Grad comedy troupe.

Some of her favorite words include January, crabapple, winter-fell, pinecone, mumbo-jumbo, Pinkerton, and December. She is currently obsessed with artichokes and naked cats, separately.